Her Campus at SPU
Grief While Growing Up: Losing a Loved One During My Last Year of College
Myra explains how she has begun to heal after her grandfather passed.
Her Campus at U Conn
Life After Loss: How Mitch Albom Saved Me When My Dad Died
My favorite stories by Mitch Albom, and the comfort they brought me after losing my dad.
Her Campus at U Conn
Our Mom, In Our Words
Losing someone is never easy, and I've realized that grief is a reflection of the love we hold in our hearts for that person. This article is for my...
Her Campus at UC Berkeley
NEW SHOES: A REMEMBRANCE OF MY GRANDMA
With Mother’s Day coming up in May, I’m writing this article as an addition to the remembrance I wrote as I think about my grandma and the love she...
Her Campus at UCF
Why Death is Life’s Worst Villain
Death has surrounded my life, but I still don't know how to grieve.
Her Campus at U Conn
How Grief Has Changed My Friendships In My 20s
After recently losing a friend from high school, I found myself surrounded by people I hadn’t seen in years — faces I used to see every day but had...
Her Campus at DCU
Grief Isn’t Pretty, But It’s Human Â
When my mom died, I expected the heartbreak, confusion, the whole world tilting on its axis. What I didn’t expect was the quiet.
Her Campus at UGA
To Be, or Not to Be: How Hamnet Transforms Grief Into Art
In Hamnet, grief refuses to remain private. What begins as one family’s loss becomes something shared, rippling outward from Shakespeare’s play to the audience watching it centuries later.
Her Campus at UCD
The Strange Grief of Outgrowing Friends While You’re Still Young
The strange grief of outgrowing people you love is the realization that life keeps moving forward. There is no freezing these moments in time. We don't get to stop...
Her Campus at McMaster
GRIEF BOTH LIVES IN PURGATORY, AND IS THE PURGATORY ITSELF
There is an uninhabitable room between life and death, and love and hate, and there in the centre, resides grief.Â